Now, 710 WOR presents the Mark Simone show.

Hey, it's Friday. It's going to be about 85 today. There'll be a thunderstorm passing by, but otherwise it should be okay today. We'll get to the Elon Musk fight. We'll give you, well, we'll give you all the insight into it. We'll get to

Bernard Carrick. His funeral is today. Actually, it's just started moments ago. It's in St. Patrick's

Cathedral as we speak. A lot of people there. A lot of the police commissioners are all there.

Eric Adams, former policeman, is there. No one knows if he's

going to speak. Carrick was not an Eric Adams fan. In fact, when he was commissioner, Adams was a

policeman, and he always said Adams was the one that gave him the most trouble in the police department.

So we'll see what happens there.

Well, let's get right to Elon Musk and Trump.

Now, this is not the first time something like this has happened.

In fact, you know, you remember, if you watch the fake news, if you watch CNN, MSNBC,

if you watch all this stuff, you get no perspective, you get no context,

you have no idea what's really going on.

They just pick and choose little pieces of the story.

But this is very common throughout history where a big, enormous, zillionaire businessman has

become very close to the president and the White House and is there. It's very normal.

It's happened a million times. And many times there's been a fight like this. Probably the closest

thing to this one was Woodrow Wilson. And when Wilson was president, the Elon Musk of the day,

his name was Henry Ford, got very close to the president. He was just

practically living in the White House for a month, advising the president. Henry Ford,

Woodrow Wilson. Well, they got into a huge fight. It was just like this. Only at that time,

it was about getting into World War I. Ford, a peacnik, didn't want anything to do with it. Wilson thought

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